The phrase "an expanding share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a portion or segment of a market, resource, or audience that is growing or increasing over time.
Example: "The company's innovative strategies have led to an expanding share of the renewable energy market."
Alternatives: "a growing share" or "an increasing share".
The increase in military spending reflects the growth of the economy, rather than an expanding share of national income.
That has allowed Siemens in Europe to gain an expanding share of the small but fast-growing sector.
It used to be said that although emerging markets were contributing an expanding share of world growth, they could not claim to be the real engine for the global economy because final demand for their exports lay in America.
There was one last question, concerning the amazing spread of what Serco sees to, from parking meters, through nuclear early warning systems, to an expanding share of the NHS.
In its own way, Wisbech is a fascinating place: a once-wealthy river port whose most ambitious architecture suggests a relocated slice of Holland, where traditional English shops now sit among an expanding share owned by people from abroad, as well as the standard signs – value outlets, mainly – of lives lived in precarious circumstances.
The Wall Street Journal concedes that "an expanding share of the workforce has come untethered from stable employment and its attendant benefits and job protections" but points out "this shift away from steady employment has taken place largely in the shadows … most of that growth has happened offline, not through apps such as TaskRabbit and Lyft".
Dell has been fighting for an expanded share of the printer market in which Hewlett-Packard is a strong player.
The firm also sent a further signal that the empire-building era is over, announcing a doubling of its dividend and an expanded share-buyback plan returning cash to investors rather than hoarding it for big acquisitions.There is, however, a fly in the ointment: America.
Coverage is shrinking, as more employers decide to cap their contributions to health insurance plans and workers find they cannot pay their rapidly expanding share.
He's raised billions more issuing stock (expanding shares outstanding by an average 12% a year versus 2% for the industry).
Ford is in tune for 2005, with expanding profits and even an expanding market share.
